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PhoneSoap Pro UV Smart Phone Sanitizer & Universal Cell Phone Charger Box | Patented & Clinically Proven 360-Degree UV-C Disinfection | Disinfects and Charges All Phones (Lavender)

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Color: Lavender


Features

  • UV-C Phone Sanitizer & Charger; PhoneSoap Pro cleans and sanitizes the surfaces of your phone and other high touch gear. Backed by 10 years in UV technology, our best-in-class products disinfect your entire phone and small objects using UV-C light all while charging with the dual USB and USB-C charging ports.
  • 360-Degree Disinfection; Our unique, patented design ensures powerful, germicidal UV-C light reaches all sides and surfaces of objects placed inside. Our combination of chamber design, selective materials, and bulb placement makes our phone sanitizer and charger box one of the best phone accessories.
  • Ultra-quick and Easy Hygiene; Simply plug the PhoneSoap Pro into power with the provided cord, place your phone or other item inside, close lid to begin disinfection, and then remove your newly disinfected item after 5 minutes. Disinfect your phone every night or whenever you wash your hands. Notice a red light? Expose the bulbs to natural light or a flashlight for up to 10 minutes.
  • Disinfects Larger Phones and More; Bigger and faster than our orginal model, PhoneSoap Pro fits even larger phone models like the iPhone 8+ or Galaxy S10+ - as well as other personal items. Drop your keys, wallets, headphones, jewelry, glasses, or similar items into this germicical box. Interior Dimensions: 7.13 x 4.38 x 0.72 in.
  • Best Reviewed, Most Trusted Brand; PhoneSoap made germicidal UV-C light available to consumers as best-in-class disinfection products paired with stylish design. We help people live better by defeating microbes the easy wayon high-touch, germ-coated phones to the air we breathe.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerPhoneSoap
ConnectivityUSB-C
Compatible WithSmartphones, including Samsung Galaxy S10+
FeaturesDisinfects and charges simultaneously
HueLavender
USB Ports Available1
Quantity per Pack1
Energy SourceCorded Electric
Dimensions9.1 x 5.5 x 14.2 inches
Weight2 pounds
Model NumberPS500PRO-L
Wireless FeaturesWireless charging and sanitation
Origin CountryChina
Launch DateJanuary 13, 2020

Frequently asked questions

PhoneSoap Pro uses UV-C light technology to sanitize your phone and it typically takes about 5 to 10 minutes to completely disinfect your device. The device is engineered to shut off automatically once the sanitization process is complete.

Yes, the PhoneSoap Pro serves as a universal cell phone charger in addition to its sanitizing function. It comes with a built-in charging port that allows you to charge your phone while it is being sanitized.

PhoneSoap Pro is designed to be safe for use with all smartphones. The 360-degree UV-C disinfection process is effective and safe for your phone's surfaces, and it won't damage your phone's hardware or touchscreen.

Yes, the PhoneSoap Pro does come in different colors to match your personal style. For instance, the lavender color is one of the options available.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The PhoneSoap Pro model is well-received for its UV sanitation capabilities, able to clean various small items such as phones and keys efficiently. Users appreciate the product for its easy-to-use design and the peace of mind it provides. One product arrived defective, but customer service was prompt in offering a replacement. Some users expressed concern over the model's durability and bulb fragility.

Pros

  • 💡 Efficient UV sanitation of everyday items
  • 🕒 Quick cleaning cycle reduces sanitation time
  • 📐 Accommodates larger phones and cases
  • 🔧 Lifetime warranty on the bulb and responsive customer service

Cons

  • ❗ Some units arrived defective or became defective after short use
  • 🔨 Bulbs can be fragile and exposed, requiring careful handling
  • 🚫 Some items do not fit despite the larger model size

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for an efficient way to sanitize your phone and other small items, the PhoneSoap Pro could be a good investment. Despite some challenges with durability, the product has mostly positive feedback and the company offers a good warranty and responsive customer service. Assess your needs for size and consider the possibility of handling the product with care due to bulb fragility.

    • PhoneSoap
Color: Blue
It works great and is easy to use and is keeping my grandson from washing his iPhone to kill germs. He's on his third one.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024 by Sloane
    • Quick sanitization
Color: White
Bought to replace an original phonesoap that went out. I enjoy the faster 5 minute disinfection time (compared to 10 minutes with the original phonesoap). Also enjoy the ability to charge from the phonesoap unit and it's 360° sanitization capabilities.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by Matthew Davenport
    • It works so well I upgraded to Homesoap
Color: Mint
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As soon as I received the product and successfully tested it with petri dishes I realized I wanted to put so many more objects in it I upgraded to Homesoap. I wanted to put my wallet but it didn't fit open, my glasses, earphones, game controllers, etc. I sold my Phonesoap Pro to a friend who couldn't buy hers here due to them being sold out. The Phonesoap Pro is mostly made of plastic which is very light with a nice polished finish (mint color), the lid hinges jiggle a tiny bit but they move smoothly and close perfectly with a snap due to magnets. The uv light only turns on when the lid is closed but there is a little bit of light leakage so I wouldn't sit next to it while in use (see photos and keep in mind this is dangerous since UV-C light causes skin cancer). The hole for the charging cable has a soft plastic that blocks the harmful uv light to leak when there is no cable being used. The product is entirely plastic except for the translucent glass surface you rest your phone on. The quality of Homesoap is a little nicer, perhaps because they didn't use that mirror like reflective plastic used inside Phonesoap Pro which reminds me of a cheap Chinese plastic product. The result is that it looks more refined and the emitting color of the UV light has a deeper darker navy blue tone to it. Homesoap has no light leakage, the only way to see the light is to open the door a few millimeters. Homesoap is also made entirely of plastic except for the translucent glass surface on the bottom. Both products leave a temporary smell on the objects you place inside but it goes away after a few minutes. I believe this is the smell of ozone due to the oxygen particles that are broken apart by the high-energy UV-C light. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2020 by Carlos Fogel Carlos Fogel
    • i want to love the actual product as much as I love the idea of it
Sorry this is going to be wordy but I have a lot of information to include. First here is a timeline of events, then I will include more details. And I will update this review when I receive new replacement. Ordered on 3/8/2020...Delivered on 3/18/2020...Used a few times and then Broke later that night (will explain more below)...Sent back next day for repair, then received replacement on 4/4/2020. Contacted customer service right away about potential defect (will explain more below). Waiting for return label so I can mail this back and hope that the third time is a charm! So first I want to say that as someone who has been washing their phone with rubbing alcohol for years, despite knowing that is not the best for your phone, I have always wanted a product like this. So I was very excited when I came across this product. At the time when I ordered there were 2 models available: The PhoneSoap3 ($79.95) and the PhoneSoap Pro ($119.95) The difference between then besides the price was that the Pro was a little bigger and sanitizes in 5 minutes vs 10 minutes. I was originally going with the cheaper one but am SO GLAD I went with the Pro. NOTE ABOUT SIZE OF THE MODELS: I have an original Google Pixel phone, so it's not even that big. It does have an otterbox and a popsocket on it which of course adds to the size. I can fit my phone with the case and the popsocket pushed in (not extended) into the Pro. But there is not a lot of room to spare. Since my phone is so old I know it will need a replacement one of these days that will most likely be a larger size, so fortunately I went with the Pro so it might fit. I would be concerned with a future phone potentially not fitting in the smaller model (PS3). Obviously I could take the case off to save room if needed, but it's nice that right now it does fit with the case on. In my Pro I could NOT fit my Fitbit Charge2, a wallet, some bluetooth headphones. I was only able to fit a phone or some earbuds. Obviously you could fit some loose change or loose bills, anything small and the right shape. NOTE ABOUT STRUCTURE OF THE UNIT: I do not know if it was a design flaw, a way to manufacture and ship the units out faster, a way to cut costs for both manufacturer or consumer, or if it was simply a way to try to gain a little extra space inside the unit. But the unit is very fragile. When you open it up, on the bottom the bulbs are covered so there is a flat surface to lay your phone on. BUT on top lid there are two exposed bulbs. Which makes them very fragile. As I said, I don't know if this was left open as a way to try to 'gain' some space. If there was a covering you would lose a few centimeters of space that perhaps was left open so you could fit something CAREFULLY between the bulbs that need a little more height. Or perhaps it was left open as a flaw/cost saving measure. Either way, it means you have to be exceptionally careful when placing something inside the unit or you can very easily crack a bulb. While I understand not trying to force something to fit in or force close the lid, i do wish that top side was more durable so you didn't have to walk on eggshells when placing something in there, out of fear it might crack a bulb. When my Pro arrived I was very excited to use it. Even my husband who doesn't generally sanitize his phone said he would absolutely start using it. We used it a few times without any issues. The lightning bolt was white for 5 minutes and then turned off. It seemed to be working properly (I didn't actually test with a petri dish or anything so I can only assume it's actually sanitizing.) Later that night I noticed that the lightning bolt would start out white and then turn to red. I searched the manual, Google, etc. and could not find anything about what red meant but I assumed it was bad. I called customer service the next day (given the pandemic they're exceptionally busy.) The wait-time was well over an hour and the girl who answered was nice but admitted they had been getting calls all day about broken units. She explained to me that the red light was like a 'check engine' light. Which meant we needed to look the unit over and if we didnt find anything wrong with it, it might be fine. Upon further thorough inspection we noticed that one of the bulbs on the top (as I said above they're exposed) had a crack in it. So she said I would need to mail it back to have the bulb replaced. And possibly the whole unit would be replaced. She said they were out of stock so if I had it replaced it might need to be a refurb, but if that happened I could request a discount. My replacement unit arrived, it's a different color so I know it's not my original one and that's ok but I have no idea if it's brand new or a refurb. But the first thing I noticed is that the white light stays on for 10 minutes instead of only 5. I was glad to have a working unit again so I honestly don't mind the extra wait time but I contacted customer service to find out if this indicates a defect or if it's working as intended. I was informed that does mean it is defective and I can send it back for yet another replacement. So now as of 4/3/20 I am waiting to receive my packing slip email so I can mail this back. I will update this when I hopefully receive my 3rd unit. As of today I am giving it 4 stars. Perhaps I am am giving too many. Given all the cons I have mentioned. BUT I am also rating on how nice customer service has been. And how much I want to believe in the product and like it.. I am hoping my next replacement will work beautifully, and be the last replacement I need. I am being cautiously optimistic Depending on how the rest of this experience goes, I would absolutely consider purchasing the $199 HomeSoap model that fits larger items like tablets and Switches, etc. . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020 by C H.
    • Excellent product and even better post sale customer service!!
I was skeptical at first about this product. How can a UV light get rid of common everyday bacteria from your phone (or any other small objects like keys, credit card..etc)? After doing an in depth research of all available resources online, I became a believer and ordered 2 of the PhoneSoap Pro model. When the package arrived, one of the 2 was defective. The lightening icon on the top cover would turn RED after the cleaning cycle is complete. I called customer service and was asked to return it for a replacement unit. The replacement model arrived within a few days and did not have any issues. I then went online to chat with PhoneSoap customer service about the defect and was told the RED light on a new unit may be a cracked light bulb that occurred during shipment. The RED light may also occur if the unit is over used to let the user know it is overheating and needs to cool down. I was also informed that the PhoneSoap unit comes with a LIFETIME warranty on the bulb and a 1 year warranty on normal wear and tear of the product. Their website also offers an 1 year extended warranty for $4.99 which includes shipping both ways and normal wear & tear of the product. I bought the extended warranty just to have a peace of mind for 2 years. So far my wife and I have been using the product for a little over 2 weeks now and we absolutely love it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020 by Like.No.Other
    • finally caved
Color: Mint
i have been a nurse for 4 years and have wanted a phonesoap since i had a hip surgery at 15 and saw this product on shark tank. it gives me some peace of mind that i am not bringing *every* superbug my patients have home with me. i have other measures, too, and we do have isolation precautions. i just like to be as careful as possible. seems as though this is thoroughly researched. will update with any longevity issues ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023 by allison kjellberg

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